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: THE WHOLE COMMUNITY IST~TALKiNG ::i.- -+::++HUNDREDS ARE PREPARING iiTO +
ATTEND THE+ FINAL - - FINISH - - THEEND OF'SPECKEEN'S CLOSING OUT SALE!
COME, Get your share of the FREE CASH PRIZES! TRUSTEE'S SALE! "Opposite N. P. Depot"
SET FOR TOURNAMENTr A bad firehappened yesterdayaf-
" ternoon at the Jas. Haigh residence
in the city, and a number of articles
, of clothing, etc. were burned, as well
BEGINNING TOMORROW 3 P M as
the inside of the house. Good
]work by the local department pre-
I
II [ vented greater lass.
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DEMOLAYS PLAY S, H.
B,:EXTRAS IN OP-
+ ENER AT 3 O'CLOCK
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Goiva-Aipha; Bantam-CCC;
S. B.-Eskimo Also
Play Friday
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l THE DRAWINGS
I DeMolays vs. S. B. Extras
I "" At 3 p. m, FrLtsy
,r-Al@ha Wonder Bars vs. Golva
i ';""+~ At 4 p. m. Friday
t ~' Bantams vs. Medora CCC
I ~:J:~ ~' At 7:30 p. m. Friday
I ..... fl'
I ~); B..,'lndel~ndants vs. Eskimos
At 8:30 p. m. FHdsy
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,The a~cage is all set for the third
annual: Golden Valley Independent
teunRament which will commence to-
mcrt-ow a~te, rnon at three o'clock
When the DeMolays face the Sentinel
Btttte +Extras in the opening game
el tile.tournament. Drawings were
hold last Thursday evening at the
-- Ilti
Russell Houck is on the sick list.
S Cag I'"
End Season! "'
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Last week the local high school
team wound up their basketball seas.
o.~ by parl~icipating in the annual
district Class B tournament at Dick-
insert, and were there defeated in
the semifinal round by the strong
Taylor high team in a close game
35 to 30. In their opening game
Beach won over Kildeer 36 to 19.
Taylor went on after defeating Beach
to defeat Belfield in the final game
Saturday night and thereby win the
championship of the district. Thh
weekend they play New Salem fm
+the right to represent this region
at the state B~Class tournament at
Valley City March 22-2~,. +. ~L
In consolation games Beach broke
even, defeating Model high Saturday
morning and then losing 31 to34 to
the powerful Golva team in the conso-
lation finals Saturday night. Golva
was eliminated in the first round by
] one point, Belfivld winning over
jthem 22 to 21.
Beach was honored by the salaD
tion of Ralph Jones as forward on
the first all-tonrnament team. and
Ernie Sehmidt was named as a guard
on the second all-tournament team.
Albert Gilman was given honorable
mention as guard.
For Golva. Schulte was named on
"The Friendly Church"
Roy, C. G. EIIlllxger, Pastor
[0 A. M, Churcll School
7:00 p. m. Chriatian Endoavor.
S~NTINI~L BUTTE
I0 A. .M ('b:tr(' ,~.t'ho~)l
8:00 P. m. Evening ser~'eo
to town last Thursday afternoon. J SURPRISE PARTY J NOTICE "
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kukowski spent] ll-- J Annual township caucus at
Thursday afternoon and evening inI (By Special Correspondent) ITree township hall, Golva, N.
Dickinson, I Mr. and Mrs. Vincen Volesky[2:00 o'clock P. M. Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. C'harlie Smith and]were pleasantly surprised last Sun-112.
son Charles, Mr. and Mrs. William[day e~ening by about forty of theirl By W. J. KREMERS.
Ueckert, Mrs. Ads Neudeck and Roy frlelds and neighbors who dropped .llll
Kramer attended the card partylasti in t~ give them a house-warming.
Thursday evening given in me ~;a~n- A most delightful evening was spent
olic :church arlors, with cards and dancing, and a de-
Mr. and Mrs. William Ueckertand lcious lunch was served at midnight
daughter Eleanor attended a play inI by the guests. It was unquestionably
Medora Friday evening and alsoI th~ most enjoyable gathering of the
were visitors at the Nels Ness home. season for all who were lucky
Many from this surrounding vicin- enough to be there, and all report
ity attended Mrs. Leslie Prem's fun- Mr. and Mrs. Volesky royal enter~
eral which was ho~d inSentinel tainers
Butt(, last Saturday afternoon.
Charlie Smith and son Charles
drove to Dickinson Saturday morning
United Lutheran ou business hitters and returned
l~ -- that evening.
Ray. E. T. Anderson, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. William Ueckert and
SundaY school 10:00 a.m. daughter Eleanor were among those
Services at II A.M. present at the shower given in the
An offering will be received at the honor ~)f Mrs. MRr~in Ueckert at
Services uext Sunday. If you have the home of Mrs. Carl Carlson last
not secured an envelope bring your Sunday afternoon.
offering to the church where an ca- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Treater
velope will be supplied. ~J's. Jennie Treater, Mrs, Fred
Mid-week Lenten services Thursday Bublltz and son Daniel, Mr. ann
at 7:30 p, m. Mrs. Fred Stacker. Mr. and Mrs.
SENTINEb PUTTE William Ueckert. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Services in the high schoOl audl+ Polley and daughter Hlla, Mr. and
torium at 2:30 p, m. Mrs. Arthur Reinholz. and Mr. and
,:Ill Mrs. AI Reinholz went to Sentinel
Caeholic Butte Monday morning to att,?t,:! th+
funeral of Pat Gallagher.
[I
Mass at Sentlel Butte Sunday at 8:3{
Mass at Beach at 10:00 a. m.
Win. Fred Hake, Pastor.
NOTICE
Ib
Hereafter all confinement
and office work will be strictly cash+
--V¢. C
The Weather
For The Past Week
?J l--
Repert cards were issued yesterday
and parents are asked to please in.
spect them and see that they are
returned.
Valedictorian and ~lutatorian~hon.
ors will be announced this week.
Crops and Soils class have comp-
leted the study of soils and are tak-
ing up the study of pasture and for-
a~e crops.
Tuesday evening there appeared
in the local gym, the Browne's Met+
ropolitan Singers. They were very
good and all enjoyed them.
Mrs. J. C. Russell. Observer
Max. Mln. Preclp.;
Thursday 41 10
Friday S0 28
Saturday 48 15
Sunday 58 30
Monday 50 4 .34
Tuesday 5 --3
Wednesday 29 --17
The Markets
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WHEAT ........................................................... $
FI~.X ......................................................................
BARLEY ..................................................................
RY'~ ..............................................................................
OATS ........................................................................
BUTTIi~t ..................................................................
CREAM, sweet ...... .31; sour ......
THREE CHEERS [ IT'S ON!
Sunset Sentinel
NOs 3 Marches
h!~h schOol and came ou~ as shown
~ve.
,[ntea'est in the tournament is stead-
fl~.,.'V~ting, and a large turnout is
Seasoe tickets are now
are reasonably priced.
and Boyland of the
Teacher's College
aetmred to act as refer.
tournament and will
at all games. TheY come
~recommended and will no
prove satisfactory.
.:Semifinal games, stated last week
will be held Saturday morning, be-
.giantt~g, at ten o'clock when the two
F~da~. ,afternoon winners will clash.
~he~, two winners Friday evening
• pl$~y at eleven o'clock Saturday morn.
:i~. ~er~ Saturday morning meet
in ~;:9re~tminarY game Saturday nite
the first team. Clarin on the second I,eonard and Alfred Treater were
and Fasching was given honorable business callers at the William Uock-
m~ntion, we understand. Guse of err home Tuesday morning
Seutinel BUtte was given u berth o~] Ray. Trinklein and son; Donald
the second all-tournament team. land Dalton were guests at the Char-
Beach has had a fairly successful[ lie Kramer home Tuesday evening.
season this year, and fans seem wellI Mrs. William Hotlar left ~
satisfied with the games whic]:l day for Minnesota where she will
Coach Tobias' proteges have turne(l visit a few weeks at the home of
in. All look forward to a good seas- her mother.
on next year. Miss Mary Ueekert wan a e.4tltar
.lili at the William Ueckert and Carl
Jandt homes last Tuesday.
Mrs. Leonard Treater has been+~tl.
lag with a siege of rheumatism ~be
Let Us Print "past week.
Charlie Kramer and son Roy made
~M, r/:30 to decide third place, and the ,
,dlnai ~.champ!onship battle is sched-
~.~tted~,,.to: start immediately after
;~?ar~ta. •After the final game, awards
ewll-l:,,be ~m~e to the members of
thp:~rs~+~nd second Place teams, the
all tournament teams will be an.
:no~neod, the sportsmanship cup pre.
coated, and various other awards
+for individual mearit will be made.
The local American Legion post
~announees that they wAl haw~ a
I temrnament dance Saturday night
On In Our
PRgRD[
[HAmPl
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a business'trip to.Dickinson Wednes-
" r~ew styles, and smart trims speak for
ti .....
Novelty Stcp-lns, Popular Cuff Panties, and
i~cgulation Bloomers that have reinforced
6oubic crotch. Sizes Smelt, Medium and Large.
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Chi,d,:~en s Bloomers in sizes 4 to 14. Durirt.g
three day selling, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, per .pair, at only
Your Sale
Bills day and returned the same day,
Albert Ramssy. Fred +~mith, I~ddy RAYON
LINGERIE
mm=~=== ~ - ' Qualle, and Prank Maxek+ mot~red [~
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